run rings around somebody
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run rings around somebody — idiom
1. to be far better, faster, or more skilful than someone at doing something.
1.idiom
Definition
to be far better, faster, or more skilful than someone at doing something.
Example
The new player ran rings around the defenders and scored three goals.
Élise runs rings around her classmates in maths — she finishes every test first.